Ed Sheeran and Jimmy Fallon Go Undercover for NYC Subway Performance
The duo, disguised as 'Frat Poison,' debuted Sheeran's Persian-inspired single 'Azizam' and covered 'Pink Pony Club' for a surprised crowd.
- Ed Sheeran and Jimmy Fallon performed an undercover busking set at New York City's 50th Street subway station for The Tonight Show's 'Subway Busking' segment.
- Disguised as the emo alter ego 'Frat Poison,' the pair surprised commuters with acoustic performances.
- Sheeran debuted his new single 'Azizam,' inspired by his Persian heritage, and performed a cover of Chappell Roan’s 'Pink Pony Club.'
- The performance is part of Sheeran's promotional campaign for his upcoming album 'Play,' which blends global cultural influences with a playful, exploratory tone.
- This surprise event follows other impromptu performances by Sheeran in London and New Orleans, building anticipation for the album's release.